October 19th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up folks? This is Miguel Mora bringing you all the action for this Wednesday surf report. We went to the San Juan del Su bay in the afternoon trying to catch some fun waves. It was running about knee to waist high on sets with little onshore winds and last night we had a lot of raining all night. Check out the lineup!!!
The waves were small today, and we had only one local in the water doing his thing. This Rex “La Bestia” Calderon he was catching a lot of waves this afternoon. Check him out going bit of the top on this closed out session.
Here we have this guy walking to the water, just seconds to paddle out and getting a couple wave.
The lineup m was not very crowded today, we only had 5 or 7 surfers including a few girl. On this shot we have these two girls riding the same wave at the same time, they are very stopped sharing this fun wave.
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